f.J'_p_u_/_c_/i.z..._f.!_8_1!_~~..1_.J'H U RSDA Y, DECEMBER 1 7, 1964 ------------------------------ NATO ----- Those NA TO meetings in Paris - the y are all over - bt1 t th ere' s no s ho" ting. The three -day conj er enc e failing completely in efforts to resolve the serious differences in NATO nuclear strategy. The U.S. still determined to set up some sort of - allied Multilateral Nuclear Force. DeGaulle refusi,eg - to leave any part of it - still determined to go it alone. Tl,e next round in tl,e NA TO lalks-scleeduled for early in 1965 And a strong possibility tonight tl,•t Preside,et Jol,nson may try to meeting witl, DeGaulle in tlae interim - ht an effort to gain lais cooperation. MINES FOLLOW NA TO ------------ - --- - --- Meanwhile. a correction toda y from S e cretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara - just back from the NATO conference. The subject - atomic land mines. Reports from W e st Germany yesterday detailing plans for a string of atomic mines - along the Eastern border of Germany - on the Communist frontier, atomic devices of a very low yield - designed only to impede an enemy invasion--not halt it. Radioactivity from tl,e bo•b•- relatively slrort-lived. Tl,e West Germans furtller implyi,ag - that tlae bombs would be put in place on a perma,aent ba•I•. Secretary McNamara today did co,afirm tlae existence of a Eurot,ea,a stockflile of atomic mines - ba,I he denied any plans for planting tlaem at tllis time. Alao emphasizing that the atomic mines would be put in place o,al3 in the event of exnme crisis. Meaning only in the eve,at - of an immediate tlareat <f war. Anot h er wildcat stri k e today at Cape i e d K ennedy. Some three thousand workersAoaxtx - - halting p ro 6 ress •••& on more than one hundred million dollar•• worth of construction at the Florida spaceport. The tie- up in protest over the use of non-union carpenters. Construction halted on the fifty-two stor., assembly building - the one that will house the Saturn-five rocket to the moon. Work also halted on a launching pad for the Saturn One-B ·Super Rocket - slated to launch three ■en in orbit in 1967. The . walkout .. ~ fourth this year - causin g further far reaching delay.1 in the nation's space prooram. In the United ations - where ~e Congo h as claimed so much attention the la s t few days - a brief turn today bac k toward the Far East. Malaysia char6ill,lndonesia with - •unprovoked and inexcusable agre1sion• over the past year. The Ambassador from ~alaysia citin g more than two hundred attacks by Indonesian forces - more than eix hundred killed and wounded on both sides. The Malaysian Ambassador calling lnd•neaian aggression the act of a b u l l y - ~ aakin g only that Malaysia be left alon,. ' But the Conbo.AC.sti l l the main bone of at t t e U . • contentio~ Soviet Russia continuin g its all-out assault - on the 6 overnment o f Con olese Premier oise Tshombe. Soviet Ambassador Federenko calling Tshombe - a puppet. The U.S., Britain, Bel g ium and West ~ermany - supposedly p u l lin ~ the strings. As for t h e U.S. and Bel 6 ian airlift to Stanleyville - that mercy mission to save the lives of about two thousand w.ite·hoata g es - F rederenko ing cal1)!1 it a matter o f open military interference. Just another part of a vast colonial conspiracy - according to Russia. Elsewhere J the U.~. another stumbling block in e fforts to get the Soviet Union - to pay off its debts. The Soviet delegation d enying published reports - t h at it had made a d eal. Ruasia said to be ready to pay at least a portion - o f the seventy million dollars in back assessments - debts covering U.N. peace-keeping missions in the Congo and the B ut -dtf'~_ Middle East. i.._The Soviet statement~ any intention of paying the U.N. bill - now or ever. G O LDF A B Notre D me -- which lost out on the n a tion a l colle g i a te o ot 11 c h mptions h i p -- b an eyel a s h -- in its l a st ga me of th s e son -- wo n m ore important g ri d v ictor y tod y -- in court. Notre D a m e attemptin to block the showing o f a new movie called- , , John Gold f arb I Please Come Home 11 • The University charging the movie falsely portrayed Notre Dame f ootball players -- as " undisciplined gluttons and drunks". Girl--chasers, too. Think of that! Manhattan judge ruled today th a t the movie was " ugly, vulgar and tawdry' -- just as Notre Dame had aaid it was. The Judge calling it -- "a commercial piracy" of the name, symbols and prestige of the "Fighting Irish." Then clamping a temporary injunction on the four-million dollar movie -- to prevent it from being shown in New Yotk. The film due to open -- on Christmas Day. But, not any more! John Goldfarb may yet get home -- but apparently not for Christmas. ext order of business - coeds in the Con g ress of the United States. Not women le g islators - we already have scads o f them. But real, honest-to- ~ oodness coeds - the kind you find in college. It's all a part of a current House study - what to do about the care, condrct and feeding - ot «4-. Coe~ressional the teen-age boys who now serveA . . A.rabes. One proposed solution - abolish the system of giving th• Jobe to youngsters. Instead - hire college student• young people who need both the money - and the experience in political science. Coeds, too? Chairman Edith Green. 0£ course, said Co■mittee The Oregon Democrat noting that the new civil rights law expressly forbi4a Job diacri ■ ination - on the basis of sex. lhat about the threat of scandal? The possibility that pretty, i■pressionable young coeds - left to their own devices - aight get caught up in the heady an answer Washington social whirl? ~ s-:~/4:- for that; tooj A Mature youn g !Jrs. Green bad - women of today - can take care of themselves. ILLEGITIMATE In Newark, New Jersey, a 25-year-old woman sentenced to Jail for a unique reason - too many babies. Here 's how i t happened . The wo ma 11 - u nm arr i e d - hauled into court in 1962 for failure: to support - four illegitimate children by four separate men. Pregnant agai•, slee was placed Oft probation on one condition: - No more cleildren - witleout be•efil'of clergy. Now - Jo,, ,ul t,reg11a11I agai,e - livin . g with tlae father of lier Ji/tit clllltl-- site Is se,ete11cetl to a reformatory for wome,e - for violatio,a of probalio11. Tlae clalldre,e Ufldis turbed - remaifl witlt lter "'oller - wl,o laas beefl taii,ag care of llae111 all along. Tlae Judge apt,arefltly determi,retl tlaat accitlefll• 111ay ltapf>en - but not a,ay more.